Dylan reflects on whether those around Jesus truly recognized him as divine. He questions if his captors knew he was the Son of God, examines Peter's sword-drawing as a misunderstanding, and asks if witnesses to his healings actually saw what happened. The piece ends with a personal declaration of sharing the Father's power.
When they came for him in the garden, did they know? When they came for him in the garden, did they know? Did they know he was the Son of God? Did they know he was the Lord? Did they hear when he told Peter? Peter put up his sword. When they came for him in the garden, did they know? When they came for him in the garden, did they know? When he spoke for him in the city, did they hear? When he spoke to them in the city, did they hear? Nicodemus came at night so he wouldn't be seen by men, saying, Master, tell me why a man must be born again. When he spoke to them in the city, did they hear? When he spoke to them in the city there. When he healed the blind and the crippled, did they see? When he healed the blind and the crippled, did they see? When he said, pick up your bed and walk, Mama still criticized. Anything my Father do, I can do likewise. When he healed the blind and the crippled, did they see? I know. When he healed the blind and the crippled, did they see?
